Falling for You
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4.3 • 12 Ratings
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- $13.99
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- $13.99
Publisher Description
It’s Romeo and Juliet all over again…
As a teen, Maddy Harvey was a bit of an ugly duckling. Luckily she’s blossomed since then, and Maddy thanks God for this small miracle when a tall, handsome stranger comes to her rescue one starry summer’s night.
Instant attraction turns to disaster-in-the-making when Maddy learns the identity of her superman: Kerr McKinnon. Of all the colorful residents of the small Cotswold town of Ashcombe, why did it have to be him? Because as family feuds go, the Montagues and the Capulets have nothing on the Harveys and the McKinnons.
Praise for Don’t Want to Miss a Thing
“Jill Mansell is a pro...bursting with humor, brimming with intrigue, and full of characters you’ll adore.” —Heat Magazine
“Mansell keeps churning out hits with her signature blend of humor, romance, and multiple happy endings.” —Booklist
“One of the masters of fun, upbeat fiction with twists of romance.”—Shelf Awareness
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Several love stories weave through a Cotswolds village in a cozy contemporary that's entertaining but not especially romantic. When former ugly duckling Maddy Harvey cute-meets a dashing stranger, it's infatuation at first sight. Then she learns he's Kerr McKinnon, brother of the boy who killed her little sister in a car accident 11 years ago. Maddy and Kerr's attempts to negotiate their relationship without devastating Maddy's family are undercut by the fact that their all-consuming attraction appears to be based on Mansell's need to disrupt the shifting alliances among Maddy's cheerfully promiscuous brother; her vengeful childhood enemy, Kate; ditzy barmaid Nuala; and Nuala's boss and boyfriend, Dexter, whose constant verbal abuse of Nuala is supposed to read as quirky but instead makes him repellent. There's a constant theme of damage to women's bodies, including injuries that implicate their partners. Several characters' parents behave in appalling ways and then falteringly try to make amends. The stars of the story are the refreshingly grubby 7-year-olds Tiff and Sophie, whose friendship seems likely to outlast all the adult relationships put together.
Customer Reviews
Great read
Jill Mansell never fails to deliver. I truly couldn't put this book down.